Obesity is everywhere, and it’s going to get much worse I think.
It’s funny though because in the Philippines you don’t really see obesity per se.
But you do see a lot of underlying health issues. I suppose our food is not as terrible as what you might find in countries like the US
Lifestyle medicine. While a variety of factors are at play—including diet, exercise, sleep, and genetics—Dr. Karen Hacker, director of the National Center for Chronic Disease Prevention and Health Promotion, says the solution is no secret.
“We know the key strategies that work include addressing the underlying social determinants of health such as access to healthcare, healthy and affordable food, and safe places for physical activity.”
Read more at: Issue No. 253: Inside the Deal | Fitt Insider
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